How do I know if my system requires CyberArk?
CyberArk is intended to protect accounts (usernames and passwords) that have access to create or destroy something that could have negative impact to the University. For example, a user that has administrator access to a server can create additional users and allow unintended server access if compromised. and should therefore be protected by CyberArk.
If you’re in doubt about whether your system or application needs privileged access management applied to it, feel free to submit a ServiceNow request as a question.
Return to the Privileged Access Management page.
CyberArk FAQ
Can I access CyberArk off campus?
To access CyberArk off campus, use the VPN and Duo 2FA.
For issues with Duo 2FA, visit the WashU Two-Factor Authentication page.
CyberArk login troubleshooting
A video tutorial for Logging Into CyberArk is available.
Authentication Error – no spinning circle
Verify WUSTL Key and password…
CyberArk Remote Connection Troubleshooting
A video tutorial for Using CyberArk to Connect for Remote Access to Servers is available.
“Session has been closed” error…
How can I access training videos for CyberArk?
Short video tutorials are available for CyberArk users to learn more about logging in, password storage, and remote connection through CyberArk’s web interface…
How can I get access or permissions to a CyberArk safe or account?
If you do not see a safe or account you need, or lack appropriate access to complete your work, submit a ServiceNow request…
How do I get CyberArk access?
For CyberArk access, you must first submit a ServiceNow request for CyberArk web access. Once access is granted, both you and your manager…
How do I know if my system requires CyberArk?
CyberArk is intended to protect accounts (usernames and passwords) that have access to create or destroy something that could have negative impact to the University…
How do I manage or change passwords stored in CyberArk?
A video tutorial for Using CyberArk for Password Storage is available.
To Change a Stored Password…
How do I use CyberArk’s web interface for remote connection?
For instructions on using CyberArk’s web interface for remote connection, a video tutorial for Using CyberArk to Connect for Remote Access to Servers is available…